Nature-Inspired Impact: Meetup for Systems Change
Join us at the Biomimicry Institute’s casual meetup, bringing together changemakers driven to implement nature-inspired solutions to global challenges.
While in San Francisco for SOCAP24, our team members Jared Yarnall-Schane, Maëlys Renaud, and Kat Sitnikova are excited to connect with climate-focused and impact investors, foundations, innovators, and leaders interested in nature-inspired solutions. With the VERGE conference also happening nearby in San José, this happy hour provides a unique opportunity to exchange insights and collaborate on scalable, nature-inspired solutions that have the potential to drive significant social and environmental impact.
Please note, this event is by invitation only, and attendance requests must be approved due to limited space. This helps ensure a balanced and intimate gathering, allowing a meaningful and focused experience for everyone.
The meetup will take place in San Francisco's vibrant SoMa district, just a 2-minute walk from the SOCAP24 conference space at Yerba Buena Arts Center. The exact location will be shared upon registration. As space is limited, we kindly ask that you RSVP and let us know if your plans change.
About the Ray of Hope Accelerator:
The Ray of Hope Accelerator, a program of the Biomimicry Institute, supports nature-inspired startups to scale systemic solutions to the world’s most pressing environmental challenges by identifying and supporting the worlds' most promising nature-inspired startups across industries. For more information and to explore our portfolio companies, visit our website here.
About the Biomimicry Institute:
The Biomimicry Institute is a 501(c)3 non-profit based in the United States with a mission to create a Nature Positive, inclusive, and regenerative world inspired and guided by nature’s genius. Our goal is for biomimicry to become a natural part of the design process for any challenge facing humankind, and an answer to any question asked in the process to rebuild ecological consciousness and connection to living systems. We exist to bridge the connection between people and nature by ‘Asking Nature.’ To learn more, visit www.biomimicry.org.